The phrase "adapting responses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of modifying or adjusting replies or reactions to suit different situations or audiences.
Example: "In customer service, adapting responses to meet the needs of each individual can greatly enhance the overall experience."
Alternatives: "modifying replies" or "adjusting answers".
NMB-1 shows approximately 30-fold selectivity for the ion channels mediating persistent over rapidly adapting responses to mechanical stimuli.
Several investigators [15], [28] [31] have observed that in the large category of thinly myelinated polymodal Aδ-nociceptors (AMH) conducting at medium velocities and unmyelinated polymodal C-nociceptors (CMH) conducting at low velocities, there are two subcategories characterized by slowly (Type I) and rapidly (Type II) adapting responses to stepped heat stimuli, respectively.
One type is characterized by rapidly adapting responses to mechanical probing or acidification of the large airway epithelium.
Moreover, a social desirability bias (adapting responses to meet what people believe they should be thinking) cannot be ruled out especially when considering attitudes and opinions.
However, one of the two types of the afferent nerve conducts of the cough reflex is characterized by rapidly adapting responses to acidification of the large airway epithelium; they are capsaicin-insensitive but may cause coughing, although no heightened response to tussive agents such as capsaicin has been detected [ 15].
Aδ- fibers with a threshold of 1 mN and a rapidly adapting response to suprathreshold force were classed as D- hair mechanoreceptors whilst those with a threshold of ≥1 mN and a slowly adapting response to suprathreshold force were classed as high threshold Aδ- mechanonociceptors, often referred to as AM- fibers [38], [76].
They are being programmed to take sensory input and adapt responses accordingly.
If production of alternate flowers is environmentally induced, populations may evolve locally adapted responses.
However, these simulation results reliably predict the adapted responses of these two neurons (Fig 5).
In plotting Fig. 3B, we therefore focused on steady-state, "adapted" responses, counting spikes starting 300 ms after the onset of stimulation; initial, "non-adapted" responses had the same selectivity as those in the basic model.
Nevertheless, it remains mostly unclear whether increased plasmalogen levels are adapted responses to (and/or necessary for) the HC-mediated MEndT-like process of HBMEC/ciβ.
